Faster growth is the key to tackling America's debt crisis
To combat the rising national debt, John R. Dearie proposes accelerating economic growth back to its post-World War II average of 3.5 percent by strengthening entrepreneurship through the funding of the CHIPS and Science Act, the enactment of the INVEST Act, and high-skilled immigration reform.
To combat the rising national debt, John R. Dearie proposes accelerating economic growth back to its post-World War II average of 3.5 percent by strengthening entrepreneurship through the funding of the CHIPS and Science Act, the enactment of the INVEST Act, and high-skilled immigration reform.
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